Perrone Reservoir Replacement

The Perrone Reservoir Replacement project involves the demolition of an existing 1.0 million gallon welded steel reservoir and the construction of a new 1.0 million gallon concrete reservoir at the same site within Jurupa Valley, California, to improve seismic resiliency while maintaining identical water storage capacity and operational function. The project is being managed by the Rubidoux Community Services District and has been determined eligible for a CEQA Class 2 categorical exemption for replacement or reconstruction of existing facilities, with environmental review completed under State CEQA Guidelines §15302 and relevant Public Resources Code sections. The agency has identified the project site as being approximately 850 feet south of the intersection of Margie Way and Brooknoll Avenue and has designated Jaclyn Makarzec, Director of Engineering, as the primary point of contact for coordination, though no formal Contracting Officer’s Representative or procurement-specific roles have been assigned. The project does not include detailed financial data, pricing estimates, or contract value disclosures, and is currently published as a forecast notice without a solicitation number, award mechanism, or formal evaluation criteria. No technical specifications, packaging or labeling requirements, invoicing protocols, or subcontracting provisions are outlined, and the documents make no reference to federal acquisition regulations, FAR clauses, U.S. government accounting codes, or contractor certifications such as UEI, CAGE, or socioeconomic status. All project-related documentation centers on administrative, environmental compliance, and location-specific details, with submissions for exemption documentation required in hard copy to designated state and county offices, though no formal bid submission deadline or proposal formatting instructions have been established.